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The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) in conjunction with Local Multistakeholder Committee of the Nigeria Internet Governance Forum as part of their efforts to promote women digital inclusion and ensure women are involve in the internet policy making at every level in the country, organized as a pre-event, the third Women Internet Governance Forum (WIGF). The Women Internet Governance Forum held on September 29, 2021, ahead of the Nigeria Internet Governance Forum held on September 30. Held online, it was attended by over 60 participants from different parts of the country.

The event which started at 11am began with a welcome remarks by Mrs. Mary Udum, the Chair of the West African Internet Governance Forum. Mrs. Uduma thanked CITAD for providing the opportunity for women to discuss issues affecting them relating to access and use of the internet in the country. She said it was necessary that all hands were on deck to ensure the digital inclusion of women. She commended the tireless work of CITAD in promoting the digital inclusion of women in the country. She observed that the theme of the Forum titled: Women, Patriarchy and Digital Inequality: A Look at Global Efforts to Bridge the Gender Digital Divide was apt and timely and should allow us to draw lessons from the experience of countries that had made significant progress in addressing the digital marginalization of women. The Chair, West African Internet Governance Forum went further to say women inclusion at the global level is gradually increasing as preference is given to women especially at UNIGF, African Union in order to bridge the gender digital divide which is very important and appreciable. She also stressed that at African level efforts are being put to ensure gender balance in all organizations. At the end she thanked CITAD for consistently advocating for women inclusion in digital world.

The welcome address was followed by an opening remark by Y.Z Ya’u, Executive Director of the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) and the convener of the event. Y.Z. Yaú started by lamenting that the discussion about and around the internet usually features very low women voices due to many factors such as culture and religion, however, he stated that it’s time for the voice of women in Nigeria and Africa to be heard loud and clear on matters of the internet because as stakeholders, women should be the majority users of the internet and without users, we cannot be talking about the internet. He went further to state that for many years CITAD has been advocating for the digital inclusion of women. Buttressing his points, Mr. Ya’u said although there is no statistics, but various samples have shown that women were being left far behind.

Speaking about the importance of internet and connectivity and why citizens should demand for it, Malam Yunusa said internet is a major tool that allows citizens to access education, helps in the actualization of the freedom of information and an avenue to demand for good governance. He added that because of lack of connectivity, these people who are being digitally left behind were also being “identity excluded” and therefore face many challenges in the society such as having problem when traveling, difficulty in accessing higher education, cannot access financial service, etc. Digital justice must be promoted to include all the digitally excluded, the majority of who are women.

At the end he called on the participants to join hands in advocating for effective policies that would enable women to access internet which will give them the right and platforms to participate on policy making in the country.

 

PANELS:

PANEL 1:

The first panel which was moderated by Dr. Amina Salihu of MacArthur Foundation discussed on the Challenges of Mainstreaming Women in the Digital World with Chioma Agwuegbo of TechherNG, Abuja who spoke on the Challenges to Women Participation in the Digital Economy/Mainstreaming Women in the Digital Economy, Hamza Ibrahim of Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) discussed on Do Women Suffer Misinformation on the Net? And Zainab Aminu, Gender Technical Officer, CITAD presented a paper on Combatting Online Gender Violence as Key to Enhancing Women Participation in the Digital World.

The first presenter, Ms. Agwuegbo of TechherNG started her presentation with a suggestion that girls should be allowed to study whatever field they want, by that the speaker said girls will be able to reach their full potentials. Giving an example with out of school children in Nigeria, Ms. Chioma said, in 2018 there were 10 million out of school children in Nigeria of which 60% were girls.

Lamenting about the negative consequences of patriarchal system in the underdeveloped countries, the speaker stated that the system dictates what and who women become in the society, as such it is denying many women access to technology which is the only liberator of women backwardness and leading to the silencing of their voices.

Closing her presentation, Mrs. Agwuegbo suggested that there is need for increase collaboration between public and private sector to ensure more involvement of women in the ICT sector, encourage women to take careers in technology based areas, resourcing of materials that will allow women to occupy the digital space. She concluded the presentation by asking the participants “when we advocate for women to pursue their dreams, do we really have a society that will allow them to do that?

In her presentation, the Gender Technical Officer of CITAD, Miss Zainab Aminu stated that Gender-Based violence refers to harmful acts directed at individuals based on their gender which is rooted in gender inequality, the abuse of power and harmful norms. She also stated that Gender-based violence (GBV) is a serious violation of human rights and a life-threatening issue. It is estimated that one in three women will experience sexual or physical violence in their lifetime. Discussing about some forms of Gender Based Violence, she mentioned that Gender-based violence can include sexual, physical, mental and economic harm inflicted in public or in private. It also includes threats of violence, coercion and manipulation. This can take many forms such as intimate partner violence, sexual violence, child marriage, female genital mutilation while the consequences of gender-based violence according to her are devastating and can have life-long repercussions for survivors; it can even lead to death.

Ms. Zainab further stated that in a research the Centre for Information Technology and Development conducted on the impacts of gender-based cyber violence on victims discovered that gender based violence includes reputational damage, mental illness, physical and medical issues, disruptions to a victim’s living situation, invasions of privacy, silencing or withdrawal from the online environment, and damage to personal relationships.

While making comparison on the impact of gender based violence online between women and men, Ms Aminu stated that cyber violence appears to differ according to the victim’s gender, where she gave an example of a research conducted by the Pew Research Centre which revealed that 38% of harassed women found their most recent experience with online harassment extremely or very upsetting, compared to only 17% of harassed men. She added that compared to male users, who tend to be more concerned about damage to their reputation, females are more likely to fear physical harm. This corresponds to the nature of online abuse these groups experience. Where men and boys are more likely to be victims of defamation and libel, women are more likely to be subjected to derogatory remarks or sexual images and threats, such as non-consensual pornography.

Discussing about the impacts to women and girls when they experience violence online, Ms Aminu mentioned that the greatest impact women experience is self-censorship; women start censoring themselves online which is what the abusers want.

Discussing about some ways to reduce the GBV in the society, the presenter mentioned that public awareness was the key to solving this problem and providing severe laws and punishment that would deter others from committing the same crime

The third speaker, Hamza Ibrahim of the Countering Misinformation Group of the Centre for Democracy and Development took the participants on how women suffer misinformation on the net. In his presentation, Hamza Ibrahim made it clear that women do suffer misinformation on the net. He gave an example with how perpetrators or purveyors of misinformation spread the news of president Buhari’s marriage with Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Sadiya Umar Faruk which had inflicted damages to both the First Lady, Aisha Buhari and Minister Sadiya Umar Faruk. He further stated that women all over the world were being targeted either online or offline, but the most injurious ones happen on the net.

Closing his presentation, Malam Hamza said that more efforts especially around sensitization and awareness creation need to be intensified.

PANEL 2:

This panel featured Ms. Toyosi Akerele Ogunsiji, Founder Rise Networks/The Rise Labs who discussed on Fostering Creativity and Innovation for Mainstreaming Women Participation in the Digital Economy and Dr. Sana Abdullahi Mu’az of the Department of Computer Science, Bayero University, Kano who discussed on How Do We Get More Women in the Digital Profession for Better Representation of Women in the Digital Economy.

Making her presentation at the event, Dr. Sana Mu’az started by confessing that the diffusion of ICT has brought change to all aspects of human lives. She said the digital economy has grown much faster than the rest of the economy and the rapid development of digital technologies has created challenges for inclusive growth which led to under-representation of women. Discussing about how digital competences shape the careers of women, Dr. Mu’az said women represent about 50% of university students in most developed countries but the case is different in the underdeveloped countries and for younger children, there is no difference in the use of computers in most of the developed countries.

Moreover, speaking about how women are using digital technologies, the speakers said most of the developed software in the world are usually developed by males even when gender differences in skills are insignificant. And she also lamented that women perceive their skills as being lower than those of their male counterparts in such environment. At the end of her presentation, Mrs. Sana discussed on the opportunities or threats career women face between work and life as follows:

 

There are “leaks” in the education pipeline of women

Research has shown that computer science is seen as a domain for men according to cultural beliefs

Some males respond by “chasing” girls and women away from the field

Research proves that gender-based differences in organizational rewards were almost 14 times larger than gender-based differences in performance evaluations

The second speaker, Ms. Toyosi lamented that, in Data Science, the highest paid job in the world you can only find one female out of four employers which she attributed to fact that since from the beginning, even from homes women are encouraged or sent to read Home Economics in schools while their males counterparts are encouraged or sent to read technology based courses. In this case, Ms. Akerele said the stereotype we created among our children is among the major factors that are discouraging women from joining the ICT courses, she cited an example with how parents bought things to their children, where she said, parents normally buy toys to their female children and aeroplane to their male child.

When speaking about the achievements made by women in the technology and science, the presenter said the first individual to win noble prize twice in the world is a female and the three people that wrote the mathematical formula that sent the Americans to the moon are women but the technology is biased towards women.

Moving forward, the presenter said, in order to ensure more involvement of women in the Information Technology sector, government, individuals and private companies (most especially the giant tech companies) must:

Create equal opportunities for both men and women

Focus on research and development

Have a system that reward female teachers in the area of technology

Create strong collaboration between the entertainment industry, technology sector and policy makers

Have more stem programs that focus on girls and boys in order to co-create and collaborate

More efforts to support people (women) who are already working in the area

 

Observations:

Women are being underrepresented in the tech jobs

There is negative stereotype of females in the society

Women are the major victims of terrorism and other forms of violence

Technology is biased against women

Women suffer a lot on the net

Computer science is seen as a domain for men according to cultural beliefs

Women and girls are being chased away by men from the field

Online violence keeps women away from a major sector of the public sphere

Public only take physical violence seriously, ignoring or believing that online violence does not exist.

Some women leave the online platform after being harassed

Online violence is a public health issue and the effects are very detrimental

RECOMMENDATIONS:

There is need to create equal opportunities for both men and women

There is need to Focus on research and development

There is need to have a system that reward female teachers in the area of technology

There is need to create strong collaboration between the entertainment industry, technology sector and policy makers

There is need for more STEM programs that focus on girls and boys in order to co-create and collaborate

More efforts to support people (women) who are already working in the area

Need to create platforms where to be naming and shaming of perpetrators of misinformation and at the same time naming and hailing those working to combat it

Create platforms for women working in the tech areas to be sharing their experience and successes to encourage the upcoming generations

Creation of safe and transformative schools for young girls

There is need for the creation of mentorship club for young girls

Creation of safer environment for women to thrive

There is need for women in tech to be going to the secondary schools to teach young girls and boys technological courses

 

#KeepOurFemaleJournalistsSafeOnline

#KeepOurFemaleJournalistsSafeOnline is a campaign to raise awareness about privacy online and campaign for user-controlled encryption for users to be able to know that their communication is secure as well as against backdoor insertion.

The Objectives

The objectives of the initiatives are:

1- Build the capacity of targeted women journalists to safely use the internet (including privacy protection)

2- Raise awareness about safety and privacy online

3- Initiate some female journalists to join the campaign for digital rights and safety and privacy online for women

Methodology

The initiative combines both capacity building and awareness raising. The capacity building responds to immediate need of contributing to keeping journalists safe by getting them to protect themselves and their privacy online while the raising awareness is reaching out to the wide body of journalists for them to appreciate the need to protect their privacy as critical component of their digital rights online.

Activities

The Keep Female Journalists Safe Online Programme consists of three components:

1- A two-day residential training on online safety and privacy: this training has the objective of building the capacity of the participants to protect them online both against gender harassment and privacy intrusion. The training would cover the following topics:

a.  Understanding online gender harassment

b.  Privacy online and its protection

c.  Identity impersonation and theft

c.  Phishing

e.  Personal points of perils on the digital eco system

f.  Incognito browsing

g.  Personal metadata and its management

h.  Feminist internet principles

i.  Building and managing strong passwords

2- A five-day mentoring session to be spread over four weeks: this component is to allow the participants internalised the skills impacted in the first phase, guided by a mentor. It is also a stage for them to explore in greater depth the topics covered by the first phase. The second phase consists of two components:

a.  Online presentations on certain themes usually of two-hour duration for a total period of 10 hours. Some of the themes are:

*Safe Communication

*Social Network Protection

*Encryption Strategies

*Digital Hiding

*USIGN Signals

*Browning using Tor browser

*Strategies on how one can protect self-online.

b.    Individual personal experiential presentation: each participant will make a learning presentation, drawing from personal experience on how they are able to respond to some privacy or other online challenges

3- Public awareness activities:

a.  The trained Journalists will organize meetings to raise awareness about safety online among their fellow journalists

b.  CITAD along with the participants will hold a one-day awareness raising activity on safety and privacy online. During this activity, participants will share various campaign messages on social media, hold online seminar on the subject of digital safety.

4-  Interested:

Interested persons could join the online training by registering from the link:

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAqcuChpjwpHtEaFNkPJWlLp6pojbdzgP6

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

 

5-  Celebration of the Global Encryption Day 2021

In furtherance of our campaign for Encryption as a means for making the internet safer space, CITAD will be celebrating the Global Encryption Day 2021 on October 21 with two more activities:

a.  Radio Programme (you can tune to CITAD Online Radio on that day to listen to our educative discussion on the topic- link of radio

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtdeChrTgrEtI6ZwXqrzW4vwqYKUZWQK41

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.)

b.   A workshop on encryption for civil society activists and journalists in Kano on why encryption matters for the work they do. If you are not in Kano , you can join the workshop online by registering at

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpf-6prDwiHtCTRliaAiY_MF7sL-L-tleo

 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing

information about joining the meeting.

 

 

Zamu cigaba da bawa CITAD Gudunmawa daidai gwargwadon mu – Inji Sarki Rano

 

 

A cigaba da shirin da take na wayar da kan al’umma kan cin zarafin da ake wa Æ™ananan yara da mata, a yau 22 ga watan Satumba na wannan shekarar Cibiyar BunÆ™asa Fasahar Sadarwa da Cigaban Al’umma ta CITAD ta kaiwa mai martaba sarkin Rano Alh. Kabiru Muhd Inuwa ziyara a fadarsa.

 

Makasudin ziyarar dai itace kara karfafa gwuiwa tsakanin Cibiyar da kuma shuwagabannin al’umma ta gargajiya dan samun gudunmawa wajen ganin yaÆ™ar wannan baÆ™ar al’adar a tsakanin al’ummar.

 

Yayin da yake jawabi a gaban mai martaba sarki Mallam Haruna Adamu Hadejia (wanda ya wakilci Shugaban Cibiyar Mallam Y.z Ya’u) ya bayyana irin gudunmawar da masarautar rano take bawa cibiyar, sannan ya kara jaddada neman goyan baya kan ganin an yaÆ™i wannan baÆ™ar al’adar.

 

A nasa jawabin Maimartaba sarkin Rano Alh. Kabiru Muhd Inuwa, ya nuna jin daÉ—insa tare da nuna goyan baya kan wannan yunÆ™urin na CITAD. Ya Æ™ara da cewa “al’umma idan ta yunÆ™ura dan ganin kawo wani sauyi na abinda ke damunsu, to ya zama wajibi akansu iyayen Æ™asa su marawa yunÆ™urin baya”.

 

Yayin ziyarar dai Cibiyar ta gabatar da wasu daga cikin Wallafe-wallafen cibiyar ga masarautar.

 

We will continue to contribute our quarter towards ending GBV in Kano State

 

In continuation of its public awareness campaign on violence against children and women, CITAD today, September 22, 2021, paid an advocacy visit to the Emir of Rano. Alh. Kabiru Muhd Inuwa.

 

The purpose of the visit was to strengthen cooperation and relationship between the Centre and traditional leaders in the fight against this evil practice in our communities.

 

Speaking on behalf of CITAD, Mallam Haruna Adamu Hadejia who is the Centre’s Programmes Coordinator highlighted the roles of the Traditional leaders in the fight against this menace in the society, he further reiterated CITAD’s commitment to the fight against this evil practice in in the state.

 

In his speech His Royal Highness, the Emir of Rano Alh. Kabiru Muhd ​​Inuwa expressed his gratitude and support for the visit and CITAD’s efforts toward ending GBV in the society.

 

He added that “if a society is going to make a difference, it is incumbent on the parents to support it.”

 

During the visit, the Centre presented some of its publications to the Emirate.

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Report of Digital Marketing Training for Jamaare Traders

Association

 

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ItREPORT OF CAPACITY BUILDING ON COMPUTER NETWORKING ORGANIZED BY THE CENTRE
FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD) ON THE 16 TH OF SEPTEMBER,
2021 AT DAKWA ICT CENTER

 

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1. Event: Capacity Building on Enhancing Digital Marketing and communication
Date: Monday 13th September, 2021
Time: 10.00am
Venue: CITAD Training Centre Itas/Gadau LGA, Bauchi State
For more information, please Contact muneeb@citad.org

2. Event: ILIMI DA MATASA
Jagoran Shiri: Salim Sani Shehu
Topic: Amfanin Karanta littafai wajen habaka ilimi
Guest/Bako: Abdussamad Yusuf. Da
Date/Rana: Monday/Litinin, 13th September, 2021
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

3. Event: Child Message Collection
Venue: FCT Abuja Rural Communities
Date: Monday 13th to Thursday 16th September, 2021
Time: 10am
For more information, please Contact yesmin@citad.org

4. Event: CN Peers Meeting
Venue: CITAD, Kano
Date: Monday, September 13, 2021
Time: 2pm
For more information, please Contact info@citad.org

5. Program: The Watchdog Radio Program
Presenter: Gazzali Haruna Ibrahim
Guest: Zainab Sardo
Topic: Women in Anticorruption strugvle in Nigeria.
Venue: CITAD Online Radio.
Date Tuesday, 14th September, 2021
Time: 11am
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

6. Program: Martabar Ƴa Mace
Topic: Wanne Hukunci Shari’a Ta Tanadar wa WaÉ—anda Aka Samu Da Laifin Aikata Cin Zarafin Mata Da Ƙananan Yara?
Guest: Barista Huwaila Ibrahim (FIDA Kano State Branch).
Date Tuesday, 14th September 2021.
Time: 11:00 – 12:00PM.
Venue: Express Radio
For more information, please Contact zainab@citad.org

7. Event: GBV Team Meeting
Date: Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Time: 2pm
Venue: CITAD, Kano
For more information, please Contact info@citad.org

8. Event: Consultative Meeting with Galaxy Backbone
Venue: Dual Mode (Physical at GB Head Office, Abuja and online)
Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2021
Time: 11am
For more information, please Contact info@citad.org

9. Event: Internal Capacity Building on 5G Technology
Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2021
Time: 12pm
Venue: Social Media Lab, CITAD, Kano
For more information, please Contact info@citad.org

10. Muryar Matasa
Guest: Amina Maitama Bello
Topic: Ƙalubalen Da Mata Ke Fuskanta Wajen Kare Kan su Daga Masu Yunƙurin Ci Musu Zarafi Manyan Makarantun Gaba Da Sakandare
Venue: Online CITAD’s Radio
Data: Wednesday 15th September, 2021
Time: 12:00PM
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

11. Program: Daga Alummarmu.
Presenter: Gazzali Haruna Ibrahim
Guest: Hussaina Muhammed Umar
Topic: Gudunmawar da Mata zasu bayar gurin kawar da cin hanci da rashawa.
Venue: CITAD Online Radio
Date: Wednesday, 15th September, 2021.
Time: 11am
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

12. Program: KANSIS Planning Committee Meeting
Date: Wednesday, 15 September, 2021
Time: 3pm
Venue: Board Room, CITAD
For more information, please contact asabo@citad.org

13. Event: Focus Group Discussion on Online Hate Speech
Venue: Yola, Adamawa State
Date: Thursday 16th September 2021
Time: 9am
For more information please, contact shazali@citad.org

14. Daga Ƙungiyoyin Ɗalibai
Guest: SUG President, School of Technology (SOT), Kano State Polytechnic
Topic: Rawar Da Ɗalibai Ke Takawa A Siyasar Makarantu Akan Yaƙi Da Cin Hanci Da Rashawa
Venue: Online CITAD’s Radio
Data: Thursday, 16th September, 2021
Time: 12:00PM
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

15. Program: Wasan Kwaikwayon
Topic: Shugabanci.
Venue/Wuri: CITAD’s ONLINE RADIO
Date/Rana: Thursday/Duk Alhamis É—in mako,16th September, 2021
Time/Lokaci: 12noon
Mai Kula da Shirin: Ali Sabo
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

16. Siyasa Da Rayuwa
Maigabatarwa: Salim Sani Shehu
Madu’i: Zubin Mulkin Shugaba Buhari Daga 2019 zuwa yanzu II.
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

17. From Our School (Hot Tost Top)
Anchor: Students.
Date: 16th September, 2021 Every Thursday of a Week.
For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

18. Event: NBTE/ACT Inception Meeting
Venue: CITAD’S Conference Hall
Date: Thursday, 16th September, 2021
Time: 3:00PM
For more information, please contact isyaku@citad.org

19. Muhd Bello Yahya: Event: Capacity Building on Computer Networking.

Venue: Dakwa ICT center, Abuja.
Date: Thursday 16th- September 2021
Time: 10am
For more information, contact: muhammadbello@citad.org

20. Event: Techie Team on Innovation
Date: Friday, September 17, 2021
Time: 12pm
Venue: CITAD, Kano
For more information, please Contact info@citad.org

21. Event: Continuation of Digital Marketing Training for Jama’are Traders Association
(Community Networks)
Venue: Jama’are community Bauchi State
Date: Saturday 18th September, 2021
Time: 9am
For more information, please Contact suhai@citad.org

22. Event: Rigar Mutunci
Venue: Arewa Radio 93.1FM
Date: Sunday 19th September, 2021
Time: 11:00 – 12:00PM
Guest: Khadijah Yusuf Dambatta
Topic: Wanne Hukunci Ya Kamata A Yiwa WaÉ—anda Aka Samu Da Aikata Laifin Cin Zarafin Mata?
For more information, please Contact buhari@citad.org

1. Program: Mu Koyi Ilimin Na’ura Mai ƘwaÆ™walwa.

Mai Gabatarwa: Salim Sani Shehu

Maudu’i: Yadda Kwanfuwuta ta zama Ruwan Dare.

Rana: Monday/Litinin 5th September, 2021

For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

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2. Program: Training of Champions.

Venue: CITAD Conference Hall, 2nd floor, NSITF Building, Kano

Date: Monday-Tuesday 07th – 08th September. 2021

Time: 10:00AM – 4:00PM

For more information, please Contact zainab@citad.org

3. Event Program: Rigar Mutunci

Topic: Yadda Cin Zarafin Mata ke haifarwa da mata rashin samun dama Arewacin Najeriya

Guest: Amina Saleh Gima and Fadila Umar

Kungiyar Murmushin mata da marayun Gama.

Venue: Express Radio Kano

Date: Tuesday 07th – 09th September, 2021

Time: 11:00AM – 12:00PM

For more information, please Contact zainab@citad.org

4. Program: The Watchdog Radio Program

Guest: Zainab Sardo

Presenter: Gazzali Haruna Ibrahim

Topical: Women in Anticorruption strugvle in Nigeria.

Date Tuesday, 14th September, 2021

Time: 11am

Venue: CITAD Online Radio.

For more information, please contact asabo@citad.org

5. Program: SM4A – Understanding Accountability training

Date: Tuesday 7 Sept, 2021

Time 10:00 am

Venue: CITAD’s Social Media Lab Kano.

For Inquiries, please Contact: john@citad.org

6. Program: Monitoring and Evaluation Team Meeting.

Date: Tuesday 7th September & Wednesday 8th September, 2021

Time 12:00 pm & 1:00 pm respectively.

Venue: Online

For Inquiries, please contact: john@citad.org

7. Program: Ilimin ‘Ya Mace

Guest: Fauziyya D Sulaiman, Presenter Arewa24

Presenter: Gazzali Haruna Ibrahim

Topic: Hanyoyin da zasu tallafawa mata gurin dagaro dakai da inganta Ilimi.

Date: Wednesday, 15th September, 2021.

Time: 11am

Venue: CITAD Online Radio

For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

8. Program: KANSIS Planning Committee Meeting

Date: Wednesday, 8th September, 2021

Time: 3pm

Venue: Board Room, CITAD

For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

9. Program: Muryar Matasa

Topic: Ƙoƙarin Da Wasu Matasa Su Ke Yi Na Raba Birnin Kano Da Robobi (Plastic)

Venue: CITAD Online Radio

Date: Wednesday 8th Septembed 2021

Time: 12:00PM

For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

10. Event: Focus Group Discussion on Hate speech

Venue: WANEP, Lagos State

Date: Wednesday 08th September, 2021

For more information, please contact shazali@citad.org

11. Program: NBTE Centre Planning Committee Meeting

Date: Thursday, 8th September, 2021

Time: 3pm

Venue: Board Room, CITAD

For more information, please Contact isyaku@citad.org

12. Event/Shiri: Siyasa Da Rayuwa.

Madu’i: Zubin Mulkin shugaba Buhari daga 2019 zuwa yanzu.

Mai Gabatarwa: Salim Sani Shehu

Rana: Thursday/Alhamis 8th September, 2021.

For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

13. Daga Ƙungiyoyin Ɗalibai

Guest: SUG President, Aminu Kano College of Islamic Legal Studies

Topics: Rawar Da Ɗalibai Ke Takawa A Siyasar Makarantu Akan Yaƙi Da Cin Zarafin Mata

Data: Thursday 9th September, 2021

Time: 12:00PM

Venue: CITAD Radio

For more information, please Contact asabo@citad.org

14. Event: Use of Spectrum for deploying Community Networks in Nigeria

Date: 8th September, 2021

Time: 5:00pm

Venue: Online via zoom App

For more information, please Contact suhail@citad.org

15. Focus Group Discussion on Hate speech

Venue: Akwa-ibon

Date: Friday 10th September, 2021

For more information, please contact shazali@citad.org

16. Event: Community Advisory Committee Meeting.

Date: Saturday 11th September, 2021,

Time: 3.30pm.

Venue: Online

For more information, please contact suhail@citad.org

17. Event: Rigar Mutunci

Venue: Arewa Radio

Date: Sunday, 12th September, 2021

Time: 11:00 – 12:00PM

Guest: Kakakin Hukumar Hisbah Ta Jihar Kano

Topic: Cin Zarafin Mata Da Ƙananan Yara A Kano: Wacce Rawar Hukumar Hisbah Ta Ke Takawa Akan Yaƙi Da Hakan?

For more information, please Contact buhari@citad.org

1. Event: National Community Network Sub-Advisory Committee Meeting
Date: Monday 31 st May, 2021
Time: 4:15pm
Venue; Online
For more information, Please, contact: harira@citad.org\
2. Event:  Continuation of DIT program
Venue: Citad office Jamaare
Date:    07-06 2021 to 09-06-2021 
Time:     04:00pm to 06:00pm
For more information, Please, Contact : dahiru@citad.org
3. Event: LATO computer training
Venue: AAPS Computer Training Center Jama’are
Date:    Thursday 10-06-2021
Time:    10:00 am – 12:00 pm
For more information, Please, Contact : dahiru@citad.org
4. Event:  Computer based Test Training CBT for Jamb students, sponsored by
Jamaare Development Forum J D F organized by CITAD. 
Venue: CITAD Office Jama’are
Date:    Friday 11,06,2021 – Sunday 13,06,2021
Time:   09:00am-12:00pm
For more information, Please, Contact: dahiru@citad.org
5. Event: Critical Knowledge Generation Dialogue on Youth Political Inclusion
Date: June 9, 2021
Time: 11am 
Venue: Online via Zoom
For more details Please, , contact aminu@citad.org